리히텐펠스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 자전거 공원

Awesome singletrack, it's really fun!

Super easy to ride trail 👍🔝

The lower section is now actually completely worthless because it is overgrown and barely passable.

The question remains: is the mountain now called Rainberg or Reinberg? Although the Komoot map, Open Streetmap, and newer signposts usually read "Rainberg," "Reinberg" is the correct name, as all locals unanimously confirm. The street named after it in Weides near Hain is also officially "Reinbergweg."

The trail up to the wind turbines on Reinberg is easy and smooth to ride in both directions. However, an e-bike is advantageous for the uphill sections, as the route is extremely steep and winding. I would qualify the rating "suitable for beginners." A 65-year-old e-MTB novice might be slightly overwhelmed in either direction (the Komoot community isn't just made up of 17-year-old bike park enthusiasts).

Five downhill trails have now been built, and a flow trail is being built at the end. The blue one on the right is quite easy to ride, but on the others, as Marc already described, you have to be brave due to the steep sections or find a way around. There are also drops over rocks, which can be rolled down at low speed or, in some cases, feature a "chicken line"...😅 https://youtu.be/Z9D6QzhYl7s

Soft natural trails. More for advanced riders, as the beginning is relatively steep.

Several varied lines to choose from. The uphill section rolls upwards along forest paths. Those who only want to surf the Krappenberg trails can park at the Lichtenfels animal shelter or, better yet, at the Meran swimming pool and set off directly.